Tam nie lepiej.

No to chyba na zdrowie im wyjdzie? nie?

A tu takie cos.... ciekawe.

"Initial analysis by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) shows that across the 5-heat periods in the summer of 2022, the estimated total excess mortality (excluding coronavirus (COVID-19)) in England was 2,803 for those aged 65 and over. This is the highest excess mortality figure during heat-periods observed since the introduction of the Heatwave plan for England in 2004.

In July, some places in England recorded temperatures of over 40 degrees Celsius for the first time in recorded history and UKHSA issued its first ever Level 4 Heat Health Alert. From 17 to 20 July, when temperatures were at their highest, there were an estimated 1,012 excess deaths in those aged over 65.

The heat-period in the summer of 2022 with the highest excess mortality overall was from 8 to 17 August, which saw an estimated 1,458 excess deaths (excluding COVID-19) in those over the age of 65.

These figures demonstrate the possible impact that hot weather can have on the elderly and how quickly such temperatures can lead to adverse health effects in at-risk groups.

Similarly, ONS analysis from the same timeframe – June to August 2022 – for all age groups and for England and Wales, shows a recorded 3,271 deaths above the 5-year average. This represents a 6.2% increase. This is slightly higher than the UKHSA figure as it does not exclude deaths from COVID-19, those under the age of 65 and does include data for Wales.

Isabel Oliver, Chief Scientific Officer at UKHSA, said:

These estimates show clearly that high temperatures can lead to premature death for those who are vulnerable. Higher excess deaths occurred during the hottest days this year and a warming climate means we must adapt to living safely with hotter summers in the future.

Prolonged periods of hot weather are a particular risk for elderly people, those with heart and lung conditions or people who are unable to keep themselves cool such as people with learning disabilities and Alzheimer’s disease.

Sarah Caul, Head of Mortality Analysis at the ONS, said:

During the UK summer of record-breaking temperatures, there was an increase in deaths. However, these spikes around the hottest days were followed by periods of below average mortality. This is likely to be a result of short-term mortality displacement, especially among older age groups, where people died a few days or weeks earlier than expected. This trend is consistent with what we have seen in previous summers with heatwave periods.

It is also the case that despite peaks in mortality during heatwaves, the majority of days in the winter period (December to March) show a higher number of deaths than we see during summer.

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Jakos musieli wytlumaczyc. Zwalili na klimat.

[ Ostatnio edytowany przez: Maat17 10-10-2022 16:10 ]

Mnie już wku*** na maksa, oni sie już z niczym nie kryją na wszystko znajdą wymówke najgorsze jest to ,że ludzie bez własnej godności i tożsamości im pomogają na forum też jest kilka takich osób....

Sie cieszą z niewolnictwa i mówią ,że to jest "convince" a dla dobra klimatu , chcieli by już jeść robaki , jeździć na hulajodze całe życie i oglądać na amazonie rings of fake agenda. albo głupawe seriale na netflixie, zamiast robić coś pożytecznego.

[ Ostatnio edytowany przez: Antyszczepan 10-10-2022 16:22 ]

Znajdzie sie wytlumaczenie na wszystko.
"Sudden adult death syndrome, also known as SADS, occurs when a person under the age of 40 years old suffers a sudden death without a known cause after an autopsy and toxicology screen (drug test). SADS causes a cardiac arrest when the heart rapidly stomps pumping, and the body loses heart function, breathing, and consciousness.

SADS is often referred to as sudden arrhythmic death syndrome. It is also known as sudden death syndrome, though the events themselves are not always the same.

Most of the time, SADS occurs when the heart develops an abnormal rhythm, otherwise known as an arrhythmia. This can usually cause the heart to beat at an irregular rhythm that is too fast or too slow. If the arrhythmia is not diagnosed and treated, it can lead to cardiac arrest.

Most scientists think SADS is caused by a heart condition that interferes with the heart’s electrical system. SADS is not the same as a heart attack (also called a myocardial infarction) as it is not caused by a blockage but an arrhythmia.

"Sudden and unexpected deaths during sleep of young adults" were first noted in medical literature in 1917. However, it is extremely likely this event has been happening in adults for centuries.

The biggest risk factors for SADS are a previous heart attack or coronary heart disease given 75% and 80% of SADS cases are linked with these conditions, respectively.

Other potential risk factors include:
- Heart issues including ejection fraction of less than 40 percent, combined with ventricular tachycardia; prior cardiac arrest; abnormal heart rhythms; Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome; fainting episode with no known cause; extremely fast or low heart rates; heart blocks; former or current congenital heart failure; cardiomyopathy (dilated and hypertrophic); changes in potassium and magnesium in the blood; thickened heart muscles; and ventricular tachycardia or fibrillation after a heart attack
- Family history
- Genetics
- Obesity
- Diabetes
- Use of drugs

Finally, young people with undiagnosed congenital heart effects in younger populations or people over 35 with undiagnosed coronary heart disease may be at an increased risk for SADS due to these conditions being potentially associated with the event. Some of these undiagnosed and thus untreated conditions include long QT syndrome. Brugada syndrome, catecholaminergic polymorphic ventricular tachycardia, and progressive cardiac conduction defect.

Vaccines have not been associated or linked to sudden death in adults or children in general. Myocarditis, inflammation of the heart muscle, has been associated in extremely rare cases following some vaccination efforts but cardiac issues following a COVID-19 diagnosis are common.

The incidence of COVID-19 in communities is closely linked with higher numbers of sudden cardiac arrest incidence and lower survival rates. In fact, the Sudden Arrhythmia Death Syndromes Foundation recommends that all SADS patients receive a COVID-19 vaccination.

Context and background

A recent article in a United Kingdom newspaper has influenced several social media accounts into discussing the potential link between SADS, COVID-19, and COVID-19 vaccines. At this point in time, there is no direct link between SADS and COVID-19 vaccines.

Myocarditis and other heart issues following COVID-19 vaccinations are currently being studies as these events have occurred in people who received vaccinations immediately before developing the condition.

However, several heart conditions are now linked to COVID-19 diagnoses."

Maat źródła podawaj proszę.

Jak przekopiujesz pierwsze zdanie do Google to wyswietli sie link.
Podobnie ze wszystkimi innymi artykulami czy cytatami.

Pierwszy…. nikt inny jak gov.

Drugi…

No to kto przyjal pfizera?

"Bombshell: Pfizer Exec admits COVID vaccine never tested on preventing transmissions"
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A teraz eksperyment - wygooglujcie sobie nazwiska Roos, Small i wyrazy covid albo transmission - i spróbujcie znaleźć jakieś MSM.
Nie ma? No taak, przecież kto by taką drobnostką się zajmował...